The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 5

LATEST CASUALTY LIST CONTAINS THE NAMES OF CITY AND DISTRICT MEN Believed Canadians in Fairly Heavy Fighting Again Corp. Joseph P. Lacoste, Whose Mother i Lives at 342 Sparks St, Wounded. The casualty lists liven out by the. llecords Branch ot the Mllltla Department Sunday were the heaviest that have been published In weeks.

There wa one Otuwa man on the lint, he being Corp. Joeepb Peter l.acosle. who ha been wounded. One district soldier, I'te. I- U.

Lambert, of lten-frew County. Is reported wounded. There are about 170 names In the PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS list. Corp. I-aeonte went overseas with an Ottuwa unit, aijd was woundtd a few duys ago.

His mother, Mrs. A. Lacoste, reside at Hi Sparks street. Pte. Lome Bert Umbert enlisted In a Mounted Hides unit at Kingston over a year ago.

His next of kJn. his mother. Is now at Bouth Hiding, which is In lteuliew County. Infantry. WuCNJJfcD.

174338 l'tc. Barouel Strange, Hamilton. Lieut. John Ferfier Ferguson, Ke-ginu. Majpr Donald Fraser Sturrock.

itegina. 1 USUI 2 pte. I'eter Duan. Toronto. 901406 lte.

Joseph Buillh, West- ville. 7s4MiO Pte. Walter Winona. Ont. 14000 Cpl.

David WOUNDED. Henry Evans, Emerson, To- ronto. 192H14 I'te. Thomas John Laiar Marseilles, Toronto. I'to.

Alexander Nicholson, Ninette, Man. 2S3384 I'te. Franklin Brydon, Weston. Klnfts N.8. 6870S7 Pte.

William Wilson, Scotland. 174930 Pte. Walter Smith. Hamilton. Pte.

Demetrio Pellcano, Montreal. 189443 I'te. Leslie Harold Sadler, Mossley P. Ont. (54413 Pte.

Norman MacPhall. Goderlch. Ont. TS1C7Z Pte. Walter K.

Rooker. KnRlund. 781799 I'te. Nell Smith, Roy Roy, Ont. 410126 Cpl.

Joseph Peter Lacoste. Next of kin: Mrs. A. lacoste. mother.

341 Sparks street, Ottawa. co Mm. Joseph France 41070 I te. Ceo. Richard Johnson, Ireland.

4103 37 Pte. Clarence E. Keene, Toronto. 40627 Pte. William Henry Begga, Trout Hrook.

N.B. GS01H Pto. Cecil Llewellyn Bartholomew, Knslund. 71X237 Pte. Albert Walter Sopp, H.ivflHcl, Man.

WOCNI'Kli ANT MISSINO. I'ip. James M. Atkinson, SL Slur KEPUHTKO WOl'NUBD. (722 Is Pte.

Napoleon Therlen, Quebec. 4171X4 Pte. Asarle Pafard. Montreal. 790120 Pte.

Nelson A. Craig, Cypress Itlver. Man. "9009Ple. Otto Mft4er.

Calgary. SKRloCSLT ILL. 11127 Pte. Prank Dare, Cereal, A In. (87SKO Pte.

Ton! Oeorgt, 8t Luka, Italy. 421037 Stanley W. Andrews. Accldenliilly. back duty) 406707 Pte.

John'H. Robertson, Toronto. Itepurteil wounded, now returned to duty. 449032 I'te. Laureuxo Narbonn.

Toronto. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, (ACCIDENTALLY. 446068 Pte. Israel Gallant, 8t. Alexis.

PD WOUNDED AND RETURNED TO DUTY. 7901J3 Pte. Cecil H. 8mith, New WtMtmineter. PHEVIOI'HLY REPORTED WOUNDED AND MISSING, NOW ILL.

1771 II Pte. Robt. Wllberforce Lightbound, Montreal. WOUNDED. 81171 Pte.

Lewis Haughton Rey- nell. Surrey, Eng. (Severely.) (24(06 Pte. Cecil Herbert Cooper. Calgary.

Alb. (Severely.) WOUNDED, DANGEROUSLY. 712177 Pte. Jos. Michael McCor- mack.

Launching, K.I. (9(75 Pt. Alexander Edward Stu art. Toronto. 11(16 Pte.

Frederick Arnold Bowes, Bolssevaln, Mnn. -449176 PI. Oreus Perussa, 'Des- challlons. P.q. DANGEHOUBLY ILL.

4674 84 Pt. Harold John Dunlop. Edmonton. 791J10 Pte. Carl Leonard Johnson, Brandon, Man.

432641 Pte. Itoht. lamb. Scotland. 8ERIOU8T.Y ILL.

181917 rte. Neal Matheson, Sweden. (202 Cpl. Murdock Olllls, Doug las. AlfiFKa.

739421 Pte. Chaa Henry Lee. Dunn- vllle. Ont. 4469( Pie.

Percival Pelorane Wnlker. Knirland. DANGEROUSLY ILt- 02251 Pte. Doucald McOilllrray. Ills- Mirah.

Antlgonlshe NR. 77851 Pte. Milton Hughes. Harris-ton. Ont.

Pte. Frank Daniel Trarers. England. I Previously reported killed In adtlon. should be cancelled.

Now re--' ported wounded Feb. 11th. 1917. 108175 Pte. Thomas Walsh.

Ire-. tend. KILLED IN ACTION. 29091 Pte. Arthur Morris, Hall- fsx.

N.8. 412644 Pte. Oeorg William Bell England. 110488 Pt. John Keen.

England. Killed In action. Feb. loth. KIT.

4417 Pte. Emiel Pesters, Nr. Euderby. B.C. DIED OK WOUNDS.

11 It Pte. Andrew Richmond Black, Scotland. 13251 Sgt. John James Campbell. Toronto.

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. Lieut. Frederick Arnott Perraton, Edmonton. Alta. 411U Pte.

Walter Watson, Wlnnl- peg, Man. I DIBD. A t04(41 Pte. William Hair, Oreea- ock. Sootland.

21U Pt. Wilson J. Hlokroan. Westvllls, N.8. 11771 Pt.

Herbert Lawrence. Bng. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED UlUaV INO. NOW BELIEVED KILLED. 7(1(6 Pt.

Harry B. Goodyer. Eng 41097 Pte. Frank Ooyer, St. Paul.

U.8.A. 4I1U Pt. Junta auniraa. Eng. TI1J1 Pte.

Walter H. 8. Sniper. Ire. 767 Pte.

Arthur C. Ueathorn. Vancouver. B.C. 438lt Pte.

Oeo. Ooodland. Wales. 7(1 Pte. Herbert C.

Maybank. Winnipeg. Tll Pte. Murdo McPhall, Scot. 71104 Pte.

Lewis Mlckelsoo. Mill-town, Montana, U.S.A. 7S14 Pte. John 11. K.

Richardson. ot Man. 7oa Pte. Keith. W.

Buttle. Vancou ver, B.C. ING. NOW REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION. 1 61921 Pte.

William King, Scotland. 417097- Pis. Henry Mitchell. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MI8S-INO. NOW BELIEVED KILLED.

422339 Pte. Thomas Stewart, Eng. 76046 Pte. William C. Telford, Toronto.

759(1 Pte. William Whi'lng, Eng. 7(001 Pte. Fred Wood. Vancouver, B.C.

1(1147 Pte. Hugh Jones. Wale. KKPuttTbD MUSSING. (69111 Pte.

John Faulder, England. (226(1 Pte. George Lien, Buchan an, Sask. 460769 Pte. Chas.

James Kent, London. Eng. 291799 Pte. James Lewis Bowman, Miami. Man.

4(0212 Cpl. John Richard Brown, Grandvltal. Man. A14098 Pt. Jess Ooodchlld.

Eng land. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS ING. NOW REPORTED KILLED IS ACTION. 110271 Pte. Georg Andrew Drlo-nsn.

Motherwell. 424(71 Pte. Arthur Wm. Robinson. England.

REPORTED WOUNDED. NOW ON DUTY. (24221 Pte. Edgar James A ties, Vermilion, Alta. Previously reported missing now for official purposes presumed to have died.

20614 Pte. Frank Henry Nash. England. (03191 Pte. John Nlcholl.

OalL Ont. 412941 Pte. Thos. Mathers Stephenson, kite. Anne, Alb.

DIED. 27414 Pte. James Wlshart. Toronto. 691(1 Pte.

James Freeman, Scotland. WOUNDED. 48474 Pte. Aresni KrivdA. Russia.

472249 Alexander McCon- aghle, Ireland. 472698 Pte Andrew Inglls, (also seriously ill), England. Previously reported dangerously wounded, now died ot wounds. (Ill Pte. Fred George, 8L John, N.B.

WOUNDED. 434400 Pte. George William Hoi- hies. England. 11590! Pte.

John Hamilton Barr, Winnipeg. 447781 Pte. Thomas Walter Neo- land. Calgary. 7(0114 Pte.

Allan Anthony. Ken- netcock, N.8. 714001 Pie. Alfred Deveau, Yarmouth. N.8.

Previously reported missing now reported officially died Dec. 10. KIT. 66,. Sgt.

Thomas Brailsr. Toronto. DANOEROUSLY ILL. 74167 Pte. Edward Williams, St.

John. N.B. 1075142 Pta. Jamas Fraser McLennan, Dalen Lake. C.B..

N.8. ISPASTRY, WOUNDED. 18(11 Pte. Joseph Guna, England. (Dangerous.) illill Pte.

William A. 8. Coldlcott, Mather, Man. 214(2 Pte. Laurie.

O. Hoigat. Stnartburn. Man. 1156(7 Pte.

George E. Shields, Previously reported wounded and missing now reported killed in action Oct. tt'Ji. KM. (2216 Sergt.

Arthur H. Whitman England. Previously reported dangerously wounded now died or wounds Feb. 1917. 440424 Cpl.

WUHajn L. MoLoan Wilson. Winnipeg, Man. WOUNDED. 4(0704 Pte.

George M. Da vies, Winnipeg. (Dangerously). 184624 Pte. Denis Melnlk.

Russia. 4740(4 Pte. William H. Bingham England. 1152 Pte.

Clarence David Hanna, Miami, Man. 7130(7 Pt. John- Archls McLeod Charlotte-town, P.E.I. 63200 Sergt. H.

Garfield Bolton, Aus tralia. (Dangerously.) 17(611 Pie. Frederick A. Kldd Inglewood, Ont. 111230 John Lord, England.

(Accidentally.) THE OTTAWA EVENING JOUENAI MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1917. IrK-. A I IN WAR WORK BRITISH WOMEN ARE SPLENDID. wmm 714725 Pte. Oliver George Brown, Ceuka Park.

Psnn Tan. N.Y. 57180 William Smith. England. 187(1 Pte.

Walter P. Manly. Eng. 147609 Pte. Nells M.

Soraneea. Denmark. 107068 Pte. Morris Anthony, Upper Kennecook, Hants N.8. WOUNDED.

420775 rte Angus D. Prltchard. Winnipeg (accidentally). 118573 I'te. Stephen Fanning.

Toronto. 63483 Pte. Ernest Martin. England 190294 Pte. Wallace Glen Ray Whitcroft, Tllsonburg, OnL 726071 Pte.

Clayton Geoxa, Qelert, Ont. 1(38( Pte. William McElhlnney, Bcllvlew. OnL 1211(4 Pte. Herbert Stuart, Cleveland.

Ohio, U.S.A. 724210 I'te. William H. Cooke. Coboconk, Ont.

PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING, NOW REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION. 63172 C. W. O'Con- nell, London, Ont. WOUNDED.

184(5 Pte. Gilbert Chute. Ayl-mer, W. Ont. 1201(0 Pte.

John Carney, Pittsburg. PL PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING NOW BELIEVED KILLED. 100061 Pte. William James Bond, Edmonton. 8ERIOU8LY ILL.

231(0 Pte. Harold Parsons. England. 152U68 Pte. Herbert Walter Scott.

Brandon. 2004642 Pte. Wm. Hair, Scotland. WOUNDED.

Capt. Brian Simpson, Montreal. (Severely.) MOUNTKD RIFLES. KILLED IN ACTION. 70959 Pte.

Henry Hanson, Avery's Portage, N.B. 195754 Pte. Geo. Wtlllngton Mc-Naughton, Peterhoro. DIED.

12462 Pte. Geo. Honson, Petrolla, Ont. Infantry. REPORTED WOUNDED.

1209(1 Pt. Louis Duchesneau. St Malo. Service. DANGEROUSLY ILL.

i 10074 Driver Elijah Harrison. Eng. Mounted Serrlccs. t(7( 8gt. Ralph Harvey.

England. 2171 Pte. L. Stuart. Mancheeter.

N.H. Engineers. 1 WOUNDED. 541804 Sgt. James Burnett, 8.

Vancouver, B.C. (04(7( Sapper James Saywell Ash-ton, Vancouver. Artillery. Previously Reported Missing, now reported officially died. 21042 Gunner Charles Ropley Pearce.

Toronto. OnU DIED. 124955 Gunner Howard Earl Parliament. Consecon, Ont. SERIOUSLY ILL.

141(10 Driver Luke Bellfountain, Halifax. 41(0( Driver Ktienn Oaffray. St. Pierre, Man. WOUNDED.

409(00 Bombardier Ralph Orm-ston, SL Catharines, OnL (severe). 652254 Driver Frederick Wm. Cheeaeman, England. MOUNTED RIFLES. KILLED IN ACTION.

17171 Charles Blttl. Toronto. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED, NOW KILLED IN ACTION. 40111 CpL Philip Robert LUmor. London, OnL PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING, BELIEVED KILLED, NOW KILlJiD IN ACTION.

171125 I'te. William Ed. Keating. Toronto. Hal VOLFE CO.

OTTAWA. Presents A Number of Unusual Models of Tailored and Dress HATS Certain It he the smart vogue 0 he season. Complete reproductions 9 the New York Millinery Openings. 200 Sparki Street r- i W. Li' i PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED MISSING.

BELIEVED KILLED NOW FOR OFFICIAL 'PURPOSES PRE8IJMED TO HAVE DIED. 109239 Maurice William Breen, Toronto. CHINA'S CABINET i IS EAGER FOR WAR President Refuse to Break Rela tions With Germany and Premier Immediately Resigns. By Ca-ailaa Preaa. PEKING, Mar.

5. The Cabinet totjay decided that China should Join the United State in breaking off relation with Germany. This decision wu submitted to the President, who refused to approve the Cabinet' action, aaylns; such power reated entirely with him. Premier Tusn Cht Jul tmmetltrttely re-alg-ned and left for Tien Tsin Accompanied by several other member of the Cabinet. Whole Cabinet May Rctfrffrn.

The resignation of the entire' Cabinet la expected. Parliament virtually unanimous in favor of the opinion of the Cabinet. The leadera of all the political parties are adversely crltt-c I sin- the President's position. The vice-president of the republic supports the action of the Cabinet. An official statement Issued from the President's office says that the break between the President and the Premier was due to personal differences, rather than to the for-elrn policy.

President LI Tuan Hunt; baa sent representatives to Tien -Tsin to Induce the Premier to return to Peking. e- JI a (J. NOT MONEY THESE ROBBERS WERE AFTER Austrian Consulate Swept Bare of Papers Burglars Left Tool Behind By Caaadtas) Preas. BERLIN, March 4, via Sayvllle, March 5. A Zurich despatch reports the Austrian conaulate-reneral there haa been entered by burg-lars.

Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. Notlc Is hereby (Inn that the Partnership heretofore subsisting; between us. the undersigned, as Dry Goods Merchants. In the Cltr of Ottawa, under the heme of L. E.

Stanley A Company, has today been dissolved, by n.utual consent. All debts owlns to the sld l'srtnershlp are to be paid loUH Stsnley, 10 and lit Rldeau Street, Ottawa. aa all claims acslnst the said Partnership are to be presented to the said E. Stanley, by whi the seme will be. settled.

I st Ottawa, this list day of January. A.D. 117. Witness: FJ. STANLEY.

A. E. FR1PP. D. RICE.

DON'T PUT IT OFF COME L. E. Stanley Co, 109-m Eideau Street ncn on Ws. ca mosi aii rersons no Do Not Take "Ottawa Dairy" Milk try to Justify their policy by say sat, nc th "Otuwa Dsliy" separate the cream from the L2 milk sad then carefully label It. back onto 'he lop ot th bottl.

Are yon on ot these. If so. bow did you find It oo.tr Just Imssination. Isn't it Don't knocker om today ooms any day. and lt us dls- pl this Illusion from your mind; first thing you know It will srow upon you.

If you haysn sot th tlm to ooms. don't knock, and If you really hist bar to koook tbrpusb fore of habit pleas, tsll th truth. Ask your milk inspector who you Br paylnc to wateh these tblnca, end who la watoblnav know th quality of tho ullk Is as the sow dllrsrs tt. Baa 132: Pbon: (j: 1188. WANTED TO TEACH UNCLE SAM A LESSON Germany Aim in Publishing Mexican Note Ue Any Mean iTirsz i a rnqa to Further Their Ends.

By Canadian Press. March 6. Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent says thai tn Berlin papers publish the statement regarding the Instructions sent to the German minister to Mexico as officially given out. The Tageblatt comments: "It'was very obvious that In the vent of war between Germany and the United States the Mexicans would selxe the opportunity to square to their northern neighbors, whose continuous Interventions In the last few years have made their lite a burden." The paper especially points out that the statement makes it clear that the Minister to Mexico was not to make a proposal for an alliance with the Mexican Government, but Owing to the shortage of manual labor, the Loa don County Concll have established women's umbo- tavirM Instructions only In the ft. tm rtmUl flrtnil.M RW MlinWII MIMI in KUUJlKin IU IJ IIIX Uliaunoa ID niH mio SIV miMmm y.v- naMai motor driven, desincra and retMOrcra.

The picture shows the corps with their ambulance outside Oiolr garage. w. 2 The Cologne Gaaette savs: "Aa the li German minister to Mexico had dell- nlte Instructions not to take steps before being- certain that the Uni- ted States had declared war the venomous accusations may be dis- posed of by referring to the words fj Just previously uttered by the Chan- 1 cellor concerning the traditional!" friendly relation with the Ameri-jH can nation. Iw "It Is self evident that we must! defend our live against a people which declare war on us, whatever the past may have kfeen. We be- Here that the publication of our pro- posal to Mexico ha had a salutary "I effect on the American people, who will now realise that Germany does 9 not let herself be bullied and that if the United States proceeds to overt 'M hostilities we mean to fight with aj every means In our power." MUCH M.UI, LOST, WASHINGTON.

March 6. Mall I I A Special in Silk Poplin Dresses at $15.00 These exceedingly smart model are made with yoke and long gathered skirt which has the new style pocket. They have belt of the material and for trimming two-tone buttons. The colors shown are Navy, Rose, Green, Amethyst, Black. Girls' New Spring Reefers Now Being Shown Smart styles in Navy Serge Reefers, all fully lined iliroughout.

Price $5.00, 6.B0 and $8.60. A Few Specials from Our Arpon Department 10 Dozen Print Aprons made in a new, allover style with bib. Price 2Bc. Bib. 50 Allover Aprons These are made large and full.

Price SOo. Tea Aprons Made of fine, White Dotted Muslin in a new style with Price 7 Bo. Collars Cuffs Made in the Muslin to match Aprons. Prica B0o Set. who made away with every piece of lost when the Ounard liner Laconia yesterday a proposal paper on which anything waa written or printed.

The despatch aaya the crime was committed by the most expert burr-lars. who left behind them tool worth about 2,000 franc. It appears, says the despatch, that the crime was not committed for robbery, but for a political purpose. Every man should have something better to live for than himself. CROWDS, and then mora crowds, until fear soma ware unable to secure the attention this store so much desirea to give.

Saturday was a big day in this mighty effort of ours to effect a successful dissolution of partnership. But it's a heavy stock and there is no reason why anyone should be disappointed. This big Gigantic Money-Raising Dissolution Sale will set a new record for Talus giving in Ottawa. We are forced to throw our entire 180,000 stock of Dry Goods, mall Boota and Shoes, Men's and Boys' Clothing and furnishings on the market in order that this firm can hurriedly raise $47,600. COME SHARE IN THESE BARGAINS! Here's The Reason was sunk til Post depart meni announced Include that addressed to European countries except Oermanr, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria.

Turkey and Kussla, received at New York, from noon February 14 to noon February 17 aa that for Bouth Africa, West Australia and India. Mall for Holland received at New Tork from January 1 to February 17 and for Norway. Sweden and Denmark from February 1 to February 17 and parcel post mall for flraat Britain and Ireland receiv ed at New York from January 17 I to February 17 also was lost. FIX NEWSPRINT PRICE. WASHINGTON, March 6.

The Federal Trade Commission accept- print paper manufacturers mai tlx a price for their product, and named II. 60 a hundred pounds as a reasonable charge. Higher prices were set for paper In less than carload lots and for sheet paper. George Beban in "His Sweetheart" "His strong tor politics and love, showing thi-eal heart and aoul of the Italian. ivlll be seen at the Imperial today.

I'ueday and Wednesday, with tht? celebrated character actor George aESKsiasssiBsss May 7, INSEPARABLE. 1st and Repair. Don't delay longer. QUEEN "FORTT-EIOHTT For Sanitary Plumbing and Heating System. W.

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